NACCO Materials Handling Group, Inc. (NMHG), Greenville, N.C., has launched a new website, www.nmhg.com, that the company says reinforces its position as a global leader in the materials handling industry.
The website seeks to provide an improved interface for the company to communicate with its target audience. The website also facilitates better communication with current and potential employees, suppliers, dealers, investors, media, and the general public, the company says.
“With our resources strategically deployed around the world, we require a website that allows customers to experience our global capabilities and present our offerings in an integrated fashion,” says Colin Wilson, vice president and COO of NMHG. “This website showcases the advantages of our Yale and Hyster lift truck brands, and outlines the benefits of programs for customers, suppliers, consultants and dealers.”
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